Extremism on the Far Right 2026 - A new PSHE / Citizenship lesson focusing on the new far-right extremism and rhetoric of 2026 which is reaching students from American groups such as the ‘groypers’. This lesson doesn’t name the influencers but it confronts the hateful messaging and extremism coming from very popular podcasters by breaking it down and refuting its racist and antisemitic messaging with sensible facts and logic. The lesson will last you at least 1 hour and everything is editable. All information you need is included.
Students will complete a wide range of tasks, literacy-based, clip tasks, creative tasks and case studies, analysis and clip tasks. Everything is editable and easy to just pick up and use.
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Extremism and Radicalisation
NEW for 2026 - Eight extremism and radicalisation lessons, perfect for PSHE, Citizenship or Tutor Time. Each lesson is easy to follow, contains all the information you need to teach straight away with simple instructions as you go along, and everything is editable too. Around 12 hours of content in total (some lessons are doubles as detailed below). This is a saver-bundle, bought separately the total would be £21. Includes: 1) Extremism and Fake News - Brand new for 2026. This two-hour lesson covers how we can check whether news posts on social media are real or fake, why its always important to check, especially before sharing, what can happen if we don’t, and how easily social media can lead us into extremist ways of thinking. 2) Religious Hate Crime in the UK (2 hours) - A new PSHE / Citizenship lesson focusing on why there has been an increase in reported religious hate crimes in the UK over the last two years. The lesson delves into the opinions of the British public on the subject, from those who have witnessed or experienced religious hate crime, to those working to fight against it. Students will examine the work of interfaith projects to help promote cohesion and understanding before working on a creative ‘More in Common’ project. 3) What is Fascism and how do we recognise it? A new critical-thinking / Citizenship resource that delves into what fascism is, the history of the ideology, what fascists believe and whether it is helpful to overuse such a powerful term in political discourse today. The lesson contains a source pack, clip with questions and answers, exit ticket plenary and lots of information so you don’t need to already be an expert. 4) Extremism - Algorithms and Subcultures - Brand new PSHE lesson all about how video platform algorithms (such as YouTube and Tiktok) can lead us to viewing extreme ideas and conspiracy theories, as well as subcultures (such as incels culture /misogyny) - often without us ever intending to. The lesson investigates what these extreme subcultures are, and how we are allowing platforms to shape our views and interests and what this may mean for wider society. Students will examine case studies of students who stumbled upon extreme videos or radical movements and see how they arrived at this content from first watching innocent or benign videos aligning with their interests. 5) Political Polarisation - A new lesson which could be used in Citizenship, PSHE or Tutor Time all about how and why we may be becoming more politically polarised and the importance of dialogue and listening to others with different opinions to ourselves. The lesson focuses on the murder of Charlie Kirk - but also covers other political assassinations from the past few years such as Sir David Amess and Jo Cox. The aim of the lesson is to teach students how to have peaceful, constructive debates even over controversial opinions and to promote peace and dialogue. 6) Extremism on the Far Right 2026 - A new PSHE / Citizenship lesson focusing on the new far-right extremism and rhetoric of 2026 which is reaching students from American groups such as the ‘groypers’. This lesson doesn’t name the influencers but it confronts the hateful messaging and extremism coming from very popular podcasters by breaking it down and refuting its racist and antisemitic messaging with sensible facts and logic. The lesson will last you at least 1 hour and everything is editable. All information you need is included. 7) Extremism + Ideology - 2 hours - New lesson about all different types of extremism and radical ideology / subcultures. Students will first explore how TikTok and Youtube algorithms can recommend videos which purposefully push radical views, from misogyny to extreme religion and more, to people who did not intentionally search for such content, and discover how people can fall down radical rabbit-holes. They will examine the 'frog in a pot' analogy to show how extremist views can take such a stronghold on people. 8) Immigration, Migrant Hotels and Flags - A new PSHE / Citizenship lesson focusing on why there is so much debate surrounding the housing of migrants in hotels, why there are so many flags appearing everywhere around the UK and why we’re seeing an increase in street protests . Students will investigate the reasons for both sides protesting (pro and anti asylum seekers in hotels), the difference between hate speech and free speech and the difference between patriotism and nationalism. There is enough content to last up to 2 hours. Who are EC Resources? EC Resources are the top TES PSHE providers and are a group of teachers who work together to create easy to use, high quality and editable lessons and units of work. We have created lessons for The Children's Commissioner, The Bank of England, The British Legion, MACS Charity, Tes, LikeToBe Careers, the Criminal Cases Review Commission (UK Gov) and have also completed PSHE and Citizenship commissions for schools across the UK. We also run the EC Publishing site where you can find everything you need for PSHE, RE and Citizenship at discounted rates. 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Right-Wing Extremism
5 fully resourced lesson packs which all have a focus on far-right extremism These are ideal for Tutor Time sessions, PSHCE lessons or a Citizenship drop down day. All lesson packs are complete with a detailed PowerPoint, accompanying differentiated worksheets, clip links with questions, plenaries, clear LOs and starters. All are well differentiated to three levels throughout to enable clear evidence of progress for all students. **Included:** 1. An introduction to right-wing extremism. 2. Radicalisation online - how doees this happen? 3. What is hate crime, why is it illegal and what does the law say about it? 4. What is Islamophobia, how does the law define it and why are right-wing groups targeting Muslims? 5. Right wing extremism in 2026 Many more inexpensive PSHE, RE and Citizenship GCSE free resources at my shop: [EC_Resources Leave me a review and pick any other resource for free :)](https://www.tes.com/teaching-resources/shop/EC_Resources)
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Extremism - Extremism UNIT
NOW 22 HOURS including Andrew Tate, online misogyny and incels lesson! More now added! 18 x fully resourced lessons, with differentiated worksheets and clips - suitable for KS3/4, all focusing on Radicalisation and Extremism. Could be used all together as a Drop Down Day, a PSHCE Unit of work or over a few weeks in Tutor Time. Contains optional assessment pack too. Pack includes: 1) An introduction to online radicalisation and extremism, with a focus on online radicalisation and how leaders convince the vulnerable to join them. 2) Radicalisation and extremism - how to help prevent radicalisation and recognising the signs amongst our friends, school and community. 3) Who are the extremist groups? Religious (Islamic and Christian) and political (non-religious) right-wing extremist groups. 4) Hate crime - what is this and why do we still have hate crime in the UK today? 2 hours 5) How do religious and political extremist leaders attract converts to their groups? An experiment your class will enjoy taking part in. 6) What makes a good religious or political leader different to an extreme one? How can we tell the difference and not be brainwashed into extreme cults? 7) What is religious terrorism? Why are people prepared to die in the name of their God? How have their minds been hijacked? 8) What is right-wing extremism? Why is this on the increase? 9) What is hate speech? What does UK law do to protect us from this and what form do criminal actions take? 10) What are internet subcultures and how can these spread extreme views? 11) What is anti-Semitism? What is the history of this and where does it still exist today? 12) Should a tolerant society tolerate some level of intolerant views? 13) What about Left Wing Extremism? 14) To what extent are religious leaders responsible for extremism? 15) What is the manosphere, who is Andrew Tate? What are incels? Why are young men at risk? 16) KS4 Political Ideology and Online Radicalisation 17) Religious hate crime in the UK 2025 18) Far Right extremism 2026 19) How does fake news consumption lead to extremism? 20) Optional Assessment Pack Find more lessons on everything from misogyny, masculinity and Andrew Tate to dating, love, health and wellbeing, extremism, pornography, gender and transgender prejudice, racism, sex and relationships and much more on the EC Publishing website. Our PSHE / Citizenship resources have been designed to be engaging, detailed and easy to follow. All our resources are editable (so easy to adapt for your classes) and are designed to last one hour each. You can find many more inexpensive and free PSHE, Citizenship and RE resources [HERE](https://www.tes.com/teaching-resources/shop/EC_Resources)
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